@@tomd-tutorialworks8706 Hi Tom! At 5:51 is it possible to combine several json properties together into just one property from incoming data? Say 3 properties comes in: Number of the bus, starting point and ending point. Also, when doing this, I need to rename that property to something like "description". How would I go about doing that? Thanks for the book you wrote, btw! One of the best things I've discovered this year. Very helpful!
Hiya, I don't have a tutorial for that, but there are some examples with Camel which I think will help you: - github.com/apache/camel-spring-boot-examples/blob/master/camel-example-spring-boot-rest-jpa/README.adoc - github.com/apache/camel-examples/tree/master/examples
Download my free Intro to Camel book here - tomd.xyz/learn-camel And you can get the full code used in this video here: github.com/tutorialworks/camel-sports-api
Hi Tom! Thanks for your videos! I tried to reproduce what you did there and I have no clue how to reach my service. The log says that caml-k-integrations listens on 0.0.0.0:8080 but I can't reach it with localhost. It's a mystery for me T.T I really hope you can give me a clue how to reach my service with a get/post request! Thanks in advance :)
Hey Dario! The default servlet mapping for Camel services is localhost:8080/camel/ so you might want to try that first! I've also uploaded the code, check out the top comment.
Nice - Short and simple.
Thanks Tom! helped me a lot.
Thanks Tom, you helped me a lot.
Happy to hear it!
@@tomd-tutorialworks8706 Hi Tom! At 5:51 is it possible to combine several json properties together into just one property from incoming data? Say 3 properties comes in: Number of the bus, starting point and ending point. Also, when doing this, I need to rename that property to something like "description". How would I go about doing that? Thanks for the book you wrote, btw! One of the best things I've discovered this year. Very helpful!
For put endpoint also it is same as post? We would need one param and in the body the records to be updated for that id in the param?
Hi Tom, thank you very much for the video! May I ask how I can post a multipart/mixed message instead of json to the endpoint?
Hello, can you do an API REST integration with MySQL?
Did you have any tutorial of this?
Hiya, I don't have a tutorial for that, but there are some examples with Camel which I think will help you:
- github.com/apache/camel-spring-boot-examples/blob/master/camel-example-spring-boot-rest-jpa/README.adoc
- github.com/apache/camel-examples/tree/master/examples
@@tomd-tutorialworks8706 thank you so much! let me check it
You are awesome!
Thanks! Hope it's useful for you.
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice runthrough! I think servlet is now deprecated in newer versions as it hasn't been updated in a while.
Hi, Tom thank you very much for this vedio. Please make more vedios on Apache Camel with Springboot
Hey Mandadapu - thanks. I will try to create more Camel videos!
@@tomd-tutorialworks8706 thank you
Download my free Intro to Camel book here - tomd.xyz/learn-camel
And you can get the full code used in this video here: github.com/tutorialworks/camel-sports-api
Hi Tom! Thanks for your videos! I tried to reproduce what you did there and I have no clue how to reach my service. The log says that caml-k-integrations listens on 0.0.0.0:8080 but I can't reach it with localhost. It's a mystery for me T.T I really hope you can give me a clue how to reach my service with a get/post request! Thanks in advance :)
Hey Dario! The default servlet mapping for Camel services is localhost:8080/camel/ so you might want to try that first! I've also uploaded the code, check out the top comment.
can you do one with a timer going to a log file please?
Excellent suggestion, Stuart!
Can we get code?
Yep! The code is now here: github.com/tutorialworks/camel-sports-api